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Demos are not usable on android/chromium. Can't scroll or interact with the elements, clicking the buttons works but only sometimes and the rest of the time flashes a skyblue overlay.

but if you other ppl to read, use or contribute, they will probably need the "work history" more than a "publish history". because nobody is going to read those big ass commits, specially when unsure about it worthiness.

I was genuienly confused till the pricing and tipping section.

What is the definition of being an 1x dev?

How is this relevant to the current topic? I don't have any context on political stories you are discussing, but I am fairly sure that this isn't the place to do so, not at least this thread.

Exactly, I was thinking this too!

This can be escalated even further I suppose, like a xss or phising attack. How can they ignore it?

why don't you try searching on the internet?

cringe demo to bring attention is probably not a good way to go. that is how instagram became instagram. let's not do this to hn :)

I don't think so, wails is more like tauri rather than diouxus

Deno desktop supporting other backends using raw is crazy!

and what makes you say that?

Both nostr and atp sucks at key management imo. The Farcaster network does a good job here with their chain of trust model and a smart contract on etherium blockchain to recover identities in case of losing access to a private key. Ironically its also the blockchain aspect of Farcaster for which I never tried it.

Except it isn't as straightforward as most people would think. The last time I checked this, I think there were some issues with Bluesky app view and it didn't show accounts from a self hosted PDS

that is why you have did:plc in ATProto but that doesn't resolve the concerns raised in this article.

I guess not! From pushcx's (mod) comment:

> Between the threats in this post, this user only using their account to post this, their inviter (employer?) only using their account to promote their AI security scanner, I've gone ahead and handed out some user and domain bans here.

Yes it does! I was trying to draw an analogy there, I think it would be better to state as - iroh is similar to WebRTC + PeerJS[1] which only works on browsers, generally[2].

[1]: PeerJS(https://peerjs.com/) is a library to use WebRTC w/o any boilerplate code. [2]: WebRTC functionality can be enabled in non-browser envs like Node.js by using third-party native addons (like node-webrtc) that provide bindings to the underlying C++ WebRTC library.

So iroh is basically WebRTC, except it works in and outside of a browser. Relays seems quite similar to TURN/STUN servers except they also handle fallback traffic much like TOR guard/relay nodes

Can the relay servers, when used as fallback, read the data between two parties by providing its own public key to both of the peers?

cool site thank you for sharing!

> DeltaDB captures every operation in between and gives each one a stable identity

Gives jj vibes, interesting!

Cool, didn't ever hear about it! Thanks for sharing.

Don't you think they have a legit skill issue here and should they be better off upskilling themselves?

This is a direct effect of being a low barrier industry to enter. Most of the ppl among us are mostly here because of a good paycheck. And it SUCKS!

find more at https://makdulac.com/daxduckdex.html

This brain is interesting. Basically you get a no for everything you ask, right?

I have still so many questions left, but regardless of that it was a great read. Thanks for sharing!

op literally wrote `sem unsetup` in their comment, so, I don't see what is "tone deaf" in this comment!

I was just thinking about eBPF and I stumbled upon this, what a coincident!

Very interesting idea and thanks for the no bs benchmarks! I wonder if this architecture could be ported to webservers with dynamic content/logic, too.

I wonder how zs_reverse_proxy() + SO_REUSEPORT would perform

Ah! The same turnstile that was supposed to provide users with a more private reCaptcha alternative and ended up fingerprinting users via WebGL to prevent spam.